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Does anyone have a link to something similar for real-time captions (audio only - (.g. Google Meet, Twitter Spaces)? Or is that typically done on the device itself
If I understood you correctly, there's a Chrome accessibility feature that you should check out: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/10538231 Think of it as YouTube's auto-generated captions, but on a browser level.
This would be a killer app for a google glass type device. A near realtime closed captioning device with translation.
I don't think people understand yet that this stuff is inevitable; whether it takes 20 years or 50 years eventually we (or the next generation) will _all_ be wearing these. So why not do it now?
For all the bad it could do, it could do so much more good/be useful. & if people are worried about the cameras on them; they should be worried about the camera that they _can't_ see, like the OmniVision OV6948.
I'm really hoping somebody comes along and puts this in a format that I can attach to my head inconspicuously.
Google Glass has already been rejected by the public; I imagine anything more inconspicuous would arouse even deeper suspicion.
As mentioned in another post chuck a OmniVision OV6948 or similar in the glasses and nobody will bat an eye because they simply won't know.
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Google Glass has already been rejected by the public; I imagine anything more inconspicuous would arouse even deeper suspicion.
It was rejected because it didn't do anything useful. Certainly there are many really useful things we could do now that were not possible when it was first released, no?